The Bajaj CT100B’s continued popularity, even in rural and semi urban areas, has led to a debate about its effect on India’s automotive progress. The bike’s affordability and fuel efficiency are attractive to many, but its basic technology and emissions standards are behind those of more modern alternatives. But some say the widespread use of these basic motorcycles is holding back the adoption of cleaner, more advanced vehicles in India. Some argue that the CT100B is a crucial stepping stone for many Indians into the world of personal transportation. The conversation usually revolves around how to balance economic accessibility with environmental concerns, and the part that government regulations play in the motorcycle market. But there's also the question of whether the CT100B, an affordable option, will be left behind if we push too hard for rapid modernization.